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072526-Community Update with Mayor Sheldon Neeley
Published: Jul 26, 2026
Gus Macker Tournament Returns to Downtown Flint, Supporting Salvation Army Programs
The Gus Macker 3-on-3 basketball tournament is being held in downtown Flint, featuring over 160 teams and approximately 600 players ranging from age seven to over 70. The event includes participation for various age groups, from youth to adult men and over-40 divisions, creating a competitive and exciting atmosphere. The tournament serves as a major fundraiser for the Salvation Army Lifestyles Center, supporting after-school programs and summer camps that offer activities like art, music, dance, gymnastics, tutoring, e-sports, and robotics at no cost. The event also features food trucks, a mobile learning lab, and entertainment, aiming to foster community engagement and positive activities for youth.
Flint Hosts Free Back-to-School Palooza at Ballenger Park
The City of Flint is hosting a free Back-to-School Palooza event at Ballenger Park today from 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM. Sponsored by Clarissa Shields and BSA the Pac-Man, the event will provide free book bags, meals, haircuts, school supplies, and more for children and families. The event aims to offer a plethora of opportunities and resources to support students as they prepare for the school year.
Film Company Shoots Motion Picture in Flint
A film company is currently shooting a motion picture in the City of Flint, using it as one of the filming locations. Mayor Neely mentioned his participation in a previous film and expressed curiosity about his potential involvement in this new sci-fi movie. The city has a history of hosting filmmakers, and this contributes to its reputation as a filming hub.
Flint Extends Tree Removal Program and Aims to Reduce Insurance Costs
The City of Flint is undertaking a tree removal program for both private and public properties, extending the program for an additional week. This initiative is part of a broader effort to improve the community, which includes reducing the cost of insurance for residents. Pastor Pedigo expressed approval of the program, stating that it demonstrates the city's care for its residents by clearing unnecessary debris and prioritizing community well-being. This aligns with the city's vision for a healthier community.
Flint Launches New Division of Health Strategies and Advancement
The City of Flint has established a new Division of Health Strategies and Advancement to improve resident health and well-being, appointing Shebra Ward as its inaugural director. Mayor Sheldon A. Neely announced the division, emphasizing a focus on both physical and mental health, and community-specific health needs. Dr. Jawanza Gill will assist in data analysis and partnership strengthening. The division aims to reduce health disparities and improve life expectancy in Flint. This initiative is part of a broader effort to build a healthier community.
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